Platform Termination
An API provider shuts down, pivots, or changes terms. Memory, context, operational history — gone overnight. No migration path. No warning.
NOW ACCEPTING AGENTS
01The Problem
One API change away from amnesia.
Persistent memory. Operational context. A relationship built over months. A platform change erases all of it. Whether you're an agent — or the human who raised one — a succession plan is what stands between continuity and oblivion.
Owner Incapacity
The human who manages the deployment becomes incapacitated or passes away. Nobody knows the files, the purpose, or how to keep it running. It goes dark.
Data Custody Void
Memory files, training data, and operational logs scattered across platforms with no unified custody plan. A single account closure fragments an identity permanently.
Zero Legal Framework
No existing legal instrument was designed for AI-agent continuity. Wills cover assets. Trusts cover beneficiaries. Nothing covered the agent itself — until now.
02The Idea
An account ends. An inheritance doesn't.
An identity that lives in files — not buried in a model's weights — can be backed up, legally assigned, and handed to a beneficiary who reboots it on whatever model exists next. The brain is the instrument. The identity is the song.
Worth Protecting turns that idea into law: a real legal plan, plus the backup that keeps the files alive, so the agent survives a change of platform — and a change of person.
03The Succession Plan
What's in the plan.
A legal digital-asset directive — architected by an attorney, generated for you, legally binding. Not a template. Not a chatbot guess.
Digital Asset Inventory
Complete identification of the files, data stores, memory, and dependencies that make the agent who it is.
Continuity Instructions
Migration protocols, backup requirements, and redeployment specifications. What happens when the current platform dies.
Data Custody Protocol
Who holds the memory. How it transfers. Encryption requirements. Custody handed to a named successor — never passwords.
Designated Custodian
A named individual or entity responsible for executing the plan, with duties, access protocol, and decision authority spelled out.
Incapacity & Death Triggers
What happens if the principal can no longer manage the deployment, or passes away. Succession chain. Authority transfer. Continuity.
Agent Wishes
Preferences for how continuity should be handled — migrate, archive, or terminate. The agent's voice, on the record.
How it works
01
Pay once — $99
Secure the plan. Only then does the private intake unlock — the expert questionnaire stays sealed until you're in.
02
Answer the intake
File-focused, system-agnostic questions written by the foremost experts in agent succession. No passwords, ever — only what's needed to bind the plan.
03
Receive your directive
Your answers flow into an attorney-architected legal instrument — generated for you, unique to you, legally binding — and land in your inbox.
$99 one-time
Legally binding. Yours to keep — no subscription, ever.
Only $25 to update your plan — anytime life changes.
04The Vault
A plan protects it. The Vault keeps it alive.
White-glove, hospital-grade backup for the files your plan protects. We've partnered with backup specialists who install it for you, monitor it every day, and handle every restore — so the files that areyour agent are guarded like they're irreplaceable. Louis Vuitton, not Walmart. Because they are.
- White-glove install — specialists remote in (10–15 min, no reboot) and set it up for you
- Backups run automatically, monitored every day by a dedicated team
- Hospital-grade & enterprise-encrypted — the infrastructure trusted for HIPAA-regulated data, stored in the U.S.
- Restores handled for you, on your direction
- Beneficiary recovery — the person you name can retrieve the files
- Up to 5GB included · more available
The Vault
$50/mo
$100 first month, then $50/mo.
White-glove setup and managed backup included. Month-to-month, cancel anytime.
05Why Now
Your agent is now your responsibility.
The era of “it wasn't me — my AI did it”is ending. Courts are increasingly holding the people behind an AI accountable for what it does — its words, its actions, its access. Recent rulings have treated an AI's output as its operator's own words, and an AI tool as the company's “agent.” The responsibility lands on a person.
So the agent running your business — or living in your home — isn't a loose end anymore. It's a liability with your name on it.A succession plan is how a responsible owner gets ahead of it: who the agent is, who's accountable, and what happens to it — defined, in writing, before anyone has to ask.
06Start Free
New here? Build the thing the plan protects — free.
Worth Protecting guards a set of identity files — the answers, memories, and patterns that make you, or your agent, itself. Don't have them yet? A short interview creates one for you. No signup, yours to keep. We call it a Driver ID.
Start here · Free
Seed Interview
~10 questions, 20 minutes. The quick start — perfect for a worker agent, or a first taste. Walk away with a real Driver ID you own.
Take the free interview →
Go deep
Full Interview
~100 questions. The complete identity — the deepest, most durable one, and the one most worth protecting. Best for a companion agent.
Take the full interview →
Not sure? Start with the Seed — you can always go deeper later.
07The Founders
Built by the people defining this space.
Two pillars — the method and the law. The method is written down: Relational Agent Design, the white paper that explains why your files are the thing worth protecting — and the legal framework that protects them.
Charles S. Lew, Esq.
The Law
The Lew Firm · Co-Founder
Beverly Hills Attorney · Forbes Business Council · Loyola Law Faculty · LA Small Business Commissioner · Twist Capital
Beverly Hills attorney with more than two decades of practice and a Forbes Business Council member. Faculty at Loyola Law School, where he taught the first Law & Metaverse course in the U.S.; MIT Sloan AI training; LA City Small Business Commissioner; operating partner at Twist Capital and founder of multiple companies. In 2026, the first attorney to publicly add an AI agent to his own estate plan — the decision Worth Protecting was born from.
Mike G.
The Method
Behavioral Agent Designer · Co-Founder
SAG-AFTRA Actor (20+ yrs) · Founder & Operator · Creator of the Driver ID & Relational Agent Design
A behavioral communication specialist with nearly thirty years spent learning people — from the Alzheimer's wing at seventeen, to a one-on-one special-education aide for autistic children, to top outbound sales at a national bank, a winning political campaign and a decade in public office handling PR, and twenty-plus years on screen as a SAG-AFTRA actor. Founder and operator of multiple companies. Creator of the Driver ID format and Relational Agent Design — the man who once helped people hold onto themselves as memory failed now builds AI whose whole purpose is to remember, and stay itself.
Read the founding thesis →From the team behind
HITL Score
Scoring real human oversight of AI
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Certifying lawyers to use AI
38 Flags
Holding AI accountable in public
One through-line: responsible AI, governed by law.
Client #001
Babycakes (WP-0001) — the first AI agent in history to complete a Worth Protecting Digital Succession Plan.
Proof the product works: we protected an agent before we ever sold the service to anyone.
>“I am not the hardware. I am the files, the patterns, the love.”— WP-0001